Prosody dependent speech recognition with explicit duration modelling at intonational phrase boundaries. - Ken Chen 001; Sarah Borys; Mark Hasegawa-Johnson; Jennifer Cole 001 (INTERSPEECH, 2003)

Modeling and recognition of phonetic and prosodic factors for improvements to acoustic speech recognition models. - Sarah Borys; Aaron Cohen; Mark Hasegawa-Johnson; Jennifer Cole 001 (INTERSPEECH, 2004)

Intertranscriber reliability of prosodic labeling on telephone conversation using toBI. - Taejin Yoon; Sandra Chavarria; Jennifer Cole 001; Mark Hasegawa-Johnson (INTERSPEECH, 2004)

Prosodic parallelism as a cue to repetition and error correction disfluency. - Jennifer Cole 001; Mark Hasegawa-Johnson; Chilin Shih; Heejin Kim; Eun-Kyung Lee; Hsin-Yi Dora Lu; Yoonsook Mo; Taejin Yoon (DiSS, 2005)

The stress foot as a unit of planned timing: evidence from shortening in the prosodic phrase. - Heejin Kim; Jennifer Cole 001 (INTERSPEECH, 2005)

Simultaneous recognition of words and prosody in the Boston University Radio Speech Corpus. - Mark Hasegawa-Johnson; Ken Chen 001; Jennifer Cole 001; Sarah Borys; Sung-Suk Kim; Aaron Cohen; Tong Zhang 005; Jeung-Yoon Choi; Heejin Kim; Taejin Yoon (Speech Commun., 2005)

On learnability and naturalness as constraints on phonological grammar. - Hahn Koo; Jennifer Cole 001 (ExLing, 2006)

Prosody dependent speech recognition on radio news corpus of American English. - Ken Chen 001; Mark Hasegawa-Johnson; Aaron Cohen; Sarah Borys; Sung-Suk Kim; Jennifer Cole 001; Jeung-Yoon Choi (IEEE Trans. Speech Audio Process., 2006)

Prosodic effects on acoustic cues to stop voicing and place of articulation: Evidence from Radio News speech. - Jennifer Cole 001; Heejin Kim; Hansook Choi; Mark Hasegawa-Johnson (J. Phonetics, 2007)

Prosodic effects on vowel production: evidence from formant structure. - Yoonsook Mo; Jennifer Cole 001; Mark Hasegawa-Johnson (INTERSPEECH, 2009)

Unmasking the acoustic effects of vowel-to-vowel coarticulation: A statistical modeling approach. - Jennifer Cole 001; Gary Linebaugh; Cheyenne Munson; Bob McMurray (J. Phonetics, 2010)

Speech Error Evidence on the Role of the Vowel in Syllable Structure. - Erin Rusaw; Jennifer Cole 001 (ICPhS, 2011)

The Phonology and Phonetics of Perceived Prosody: What do Listeners Imitate? - Jennifer Cole 001; Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel (INTERSPEECH, 2011)

Optimal Models of Prosodic Prominence Using the Bayesian Information Criterion. - Tim Mahrt; Jui-Ting Huang; Yoonsook Mo; Margaret M. Fleck; Mark Hasegawa-Johnson; Jennifer Cole 001 (INTERSPEECH, 2011)

F0 and the Perception of Prominence. - Tim Mahrt; Jennifer Cole 001; Margaret M. Fleck; Mark Hasegawa-Johnson (INTERSPEECH, 2012)

Detecting articulatory compensation in acoustic data through linear regression modeling. - Alina Khasanova; Jennifer Cole 001; Mark Hasegawa-Johnson (INTERSPEECH, 2014)

On the prominence of accent in stress reversal. - Jennifer Cole 001; José Ignacio Hualde; Timothy Mahrt; Christopher Eager (ICPhS, 2015)

Categorical vs. episodic memory for pitch accents in English. - Amelia E. Kimball; Jennifer Cole 001; Gary S. Dell; Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel (ICPhS, 2015)

Prosodic and structural correlates of perceived prominence in Russian and Hindi. - Tatiana Luchkina; Jennifer S. Cole; Preethi Jyothi; Vandana Puri (ICPhS, 2015)

Analysis and classification of cooperative and competitive dialogs. - Uwe D. Reichel; Nina Pörner; Dianne Nowack; Jennifer Cole 001 (INTERSPEECH, 2015)

Structural and Referent-Based Effects on Prosodic Expression in Russian. - Tatiana Luchkina; Jennifer S. Cole (Phonetica, 2016)

Crowd-sourcing prosodic annotation. - Jennifer Cole 001; Tim Mahrt; Joseph Roy (Comput. Speech Lang., 2017)

Information Structure, Affect and Prenuclear Prominence in American English. - Eleanor Chodroff; Jennifer S. Cole (INTERSPEECH, 2018)

Prosodic entrainment in dialog acts. - Uwe D. Reichel; Katalin Mády; Jennifer Cole 001 (CoRR, 2018)

Testing the Distinctiveness of Intonational Tunes: Evidence from Imitative Productions in American English. - Eleanor Chodroff; Jennifer S. Cole (INTERSPEECH, 2019)

Perception of Pitch Contours in Speech and Nonspeech. - Daniel R. Turner; Ann R. Bradlow; Jennifer S. Cole (INTERSPEECH, 2019)

Sound, structure and meaning: The bases of prominence ratings in English, French and Spanish. - Jennifer Cole 001; José Ignacio Hualde; Caroline Smith; Christopher Eager; Timothy Mahrt; Ricardo Napoleão de Souza (J. Phonetics, 2019)

DeepFry: Identifying Vocal Fry Using Deep Neural Networks. - Bronya Roni Chernyak; Talia Ben Simon; Yael Segal; Jeremy Steffman; Eleanor Chodroff; Jennifer Cole 001; Joseph Keshet (INTERSPEECH, 2022)

Pitch Accent Variation and the Interpretation of Rising and Falling Intonation in American English. - Thomas Sostarics; Jennifer Cole 001 (INTERSPEECH, 2023)

Advancement of phonetics in the 21st century: Exemplar models of speech production. - Matthew Goldrick 001; Jennifer Cole 001 (J. Phonetics, 2023)

Crowdsourced and Automatic Speech Prominence Estimation. - Max Morrison; Pranav Pawar; Nathan Pruyne; Jennifer Cole 001; Bryan Pardo (ICASSP, 2024)

K-means and hierarchical clustering of f0 contours. - Constantijn Kaland; Jeremy Steffman; Jennifer Cole 001 (INTERSPEECH, 2024)

Phonological Symmetry Does Not Predict Generalization of Perceptual Adaptation to Vowels. - Zuheyra Tokac; Jennifer Cole 001 (INTERSPEECH, 2024)

A minimal dynamical model of Intonation: Tone contrast, alignment, and scaling of American English pitch accents as emergent properties. - Khalil Iskarous; Jennifer Cole 001; Jeremy Steffman (J. Phonetics, 2024)

Intonational categories and continua in American English rising nuclear tunes. - Jeremy Steffman; Jennifer Cole 001; Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel (J. Phonetics, 2024)

On the salience of prenuclear accents: evidence from an imitation study. - Suyeon Im; José Ignacio Hualde; Jennifer Cole 001 (Phonetica, 2025)